The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-23
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Tng Masnapl slegrlet Company. comes
here from Toledo tomorrow.
TINS GRAND this evening-Last appear.
ance Of "rhe ArRonanta Of 40"
THE public schools closed last evening
and Will not reopen until next Monday.
a hoy named Howard Clark fell of a
OH tho South Side mud broke hia
RIM.
TOMMY JONES WIS out hunting yesterday
and came back last evening With twenty
one rabbits.
THREE marriage licenseu were Issued yea.
making Ave In tho two days OF
this week 30 for passed.
THE LaBellc nail factory will Ghut down
tomorrow, but the forge and heating do.
partmento will work on.
BorH the Germaniu and Beethoven
Singing societies will have concertG mud
balls In their hslls this evening.
TuE Capitol clock waB dark laat night
and tho gaa in tho Second ward market
burned very dimly and f,fully.
TnE Wheeling Turner'S Association will
give Ito nccond grand ball OF tho season at
It's hall on Market street tonight.
Two dime museums folded their tents
like the Arabs and skipped out Saturday
and yee!etday q new one opened up.
THE clice Of tho City Tax Collector Ia
open evory nightlhls week toaccommodate
those who cannot get there in the day.
time.
THERE 10 a report going the rounds that
1t 10 the intention oil come prominent cltl-
zens to build d fine Opera House on the
corner Of Tenth and Main streets.
GEORGE NJ. FLEMING, ESQ, OF Buckhan-
non, was admitted to practice ut the bar
in this Circuit by judge Boyd yes
terday, on motion Of Cspt. B. B. Dovencr.
The Benwood nail works is idle this
week, the na!lera rciuaing to work at
night, which is tho only time tho flow Of
gas 10 etrong enough for the mill to
operate.
The Island hoao reel Wal called out by
a still alarm yesterday afternoon, a small
blsze at ll3 Virginia ptTeet in a house &C.
cupied by Mrs, LeWls, being the cause. No
harm resulted.
Tuls weather Ia not allowed to interfere
| with work on the new electrical railway.
A force OF men was ct work yesterday
preparing the road bed on Main street
north OF the creek.
OLLIE OpBERr, employed in the hard.
ware establishment OF OFT BroB. & Co.,
yesterday fell from q ladder in tho storo
and sprained his ankle. The firm sent
him home in q carriage.
THE Citizens Railway Company will
commence this morning running Ito cara
over the South Wheeling extension Of Its
road, q welcome arrangement 10 reaidenta
along the liue OF the new road.
A NUMBER OF tho Young ladies Of the
South Side are preparing for a rabbit hunt
10 the near future. They will go up
Wheeling creek about three miles from
the monument. They all look for a good
time.
THOMAS MoNrGoMERY's milk team ran
OF yesterday. II started at tho head Of
TSenty.ninth street and ran down TWEEN.
ty-nlnth to Eof, and brought up near the
Female College. The wagon was demol.
ished and the milk all spilled.
A %pRoTRAcTEp meeting will be com.
menced at the Disciples Church mex.
Sunday, by Rev. l. O. Mitchell, Of WellH.
burg. He intends to give a series Of die
couraes on the s!l-important question
THE Eternal Destiny Of Man." He 10 an
interesting speaker.
MAYOR SEABRIGHT and ex-Siayor Eyer.
ter, who accompanied the recent New
| Nnrh Etra,, ant, n ~py&ra,Or - G.o sEro n nfc
co, yeaterday received from the latter
place elegant gold badges, s%ouvenira o.
their visit there, presented by the San
Frgncisco firOmen.
AucrloNgER HERvKY yesterday offered
for T.. ]. Hugus and B. B. Dovener, spe-
cisl commissioners the Carter homestead
property out the pike. For the four acres
along tho Calvary cemetery $500 per acre
was bid, ind for the remainder only $45
and $40 per aero WAS offered. Bale HaH
adjourned to Saturday next.
Col. DAVE D1SaER, Lieut.. sadler, Cor.
poral John Selada, Second Corporal NJ.
McNab, and Cook William Dlnger, will
leave for Harrison county, Ohio, for a
grand hunt and will be absent for several
days. The boys intend camping out, and
will hayo q good old fashioned time.
They leave here at 4 T. N. to-day.
WHILE @ funeral from Martins Ferry
wac passing through the city yesterday,
at the corner Of Chaplino and Fourteenth
streets a wheel came Oft Of tho hack next
the hearse, causing come little excitement
and delaying the funeral until another
hack was obtained at Rine's livery stable
and substituted for the disabled one.
Mr. ]. DAVIS, OF the Second ward, re.
turned homo last evening from a very
successful hunting trip through Msrehall
county with q fine lot Of game. Ho made
his friend, 7. 7. Cockayne, a present OF a
fine lot. Last evening T. T. served them
up by way Of celebrating his birthday, and
spread 4 feast for his friends fit for o king
to cit down 10.
THE Ere alarm yesterday forenoon was
caused by o blight blazsin tho roof Of the
j%apanning department at tho Hinge fac.
tory. The lons was nominal. A work.
man plunged s hot iron into a vessel oil
jspanning mixture, i~gniting it and the
flames quickly leapel up md fred the
root. The fire department. responded
promptly and saved the building.
THE river commenced TO fall a little
yesterday, and the shore ice which had
begun to form in atill and shallow places
was broken up. The riHo was taken ad-
vantage OF by the New Cumberland brick
men to- send tho Clifton down With a
barge Of paving brick for the Wheeling
%etreeta, which is now lying at the wharf.
It is feared it 10 too late to be Of use this
season.
Transfors Recorded.
Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec;
ord q deed made December 20, 1886, by
Samuel Reed and WiIe to John. David ann